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Backlash: Manuel Feller has to skip overseas training
Austria⚽ Sports3 hr. ago

Backlash: Manuel Feller has to skip overseas training

Manuel Feller, a professional skier from Tyrol, Austria, has decided to skip the overseas training trip of the Austrian Ski Team to Chile due to ongoing back issues. He suffered a setback during his rehabilitation phase after surgery earlier this year and recently experienced another disc herniation. Despite avoiding a second operation, he is still not fully pain-free and is behind schedule in his recovery. Feller had already ended the previous season early due to multiple injuries, including disc herniations, a hip fracture, and a pubic bone infection. While he remains committed to continuing his career for a few more years, he emphasized that it must be enjoyable and possible only if he is healthy and pain-free. His recent achievements include winning the Kitzbühel Slalom and securing silver in the team combination at the Olympics in Bormio.

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Backlash: Manuel Feller has to skip overseas training

Manuel Feller, a professional skier from Tyrol, Austria, has decided to skip the overseas training trip of the Austrian Ski Team to Chile due to ongoing back issues. He suffered a setback during his rehabilitation phase after surgery earlier this year and recently experienced another disc herniation. Despite avoiding a second operation, he is still not fully pain-free and is behind schedule in his recovery. Feller had already ended the previous season early due to multiple injuries, including disc herniations, a hip fracture, and a pubic bone infection. While he remains committed to continuing his career for a few more years, he emphasized that it must be enjoyable and possible only if he is healthy and pain-free. His recent achievements include winning the Kitzbühel Slalom and securing silver in the team combination at the Olympics in Bormio.

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